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aily.org February 10, 2000 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 1.010 ine 111, .Vo. 10 Accuser in rape case testifies policy of the Spartan Daily to withhold The two had met at Sky Hawks, a breakfast in the morning and had Clarissa Aljentera THE LESLIE NORMAN CASE recreational day camp where they had agreed at some point after breakfast DAILY STAFF EDITOR the names of possible rape victims. Norman is charged with rape of an coached basketball together. She had that they wanted to drink, according to The victim of an alleged rape in a San unconscious victim, rape of an intoxicat- met Norman through her older sister, testimony given by the alleged victim. Jose State University residence hall tes- ed victim and false imprisonment. bation with no jail time. who knows a former roommate of They had stopped by a friend's house tified for four hours Wednesday in a pre- The charges stemmed from a Sept. 12 If he is found guilty on any counts of Norman's. The former roommate intro- and picked up some alcohol at a liquor liminary hearing for former Spartan incident in his residence hall room, rape, "he would have to register as a sex duced the two, she said. store before returning to his residence basketball recruit Leslie Norman. according to court documents. offender," Boyarsky said. She said she had made it clear that hall. They had purchased two 40-ounce The 17-year-old high school student Santa Clara County Deputy District The last witness to testify on she had no interest in dating Norman bottles of malt liquor and had been is scheduled to continue her testimony Attorney Jay Boyarsky said if Norman Wednesday was the high-school-age over the summer and that he had said drinking for about 90 minutes, accord- today in the San Jose Municipal Court is bound over to trial, he could face up to alleged victim, who had known Norman for he had a girlfriend back home in ing to the testimony. in front of Judge Virginia Mae Days dur- eight years and eight months in prison, less than two months before the incident Illinois. her On Sept. 12, the two had met for ing the hearing's fourth day. It is the and at the least he could be put on pro- took place, according to testimony. See Trial, page 8 Hot salsa 77-year-old dancing -DON'T LaRouche celebrates keeps on Cupid's day runnin' Andi Anderson Erin Mayes DAILY STAFF WRITER DAILY STAFF WRITER Heating up the dance floor Perennial presidential candi- with the latest moves in salsa date Lyndon H. LaRouche is back dancing is one way to celebrate as expected. Valentine's Day. He has run in every United The third annual "Salsa Si States presidential election since Puedes," a salsa dance festival 1976, when he came in seventh presented by the Mexican among a field of eight contenders. Heritage Corporation of Sar. Jose He ran as a Labor Party nomi- and the Lincoln Mercury Dealers nee in'76, and when he ran again of Northern California is in '84 he was an Independent can- scheduled from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. didate. In 1992, LaRouche was in at the Mexican Heritage Plaza. his third year of a five year sen- "When I started three years tence in a federal penitentiary in ago, I really wanted to diversify Michigan for fraud and tax eva- our approach to presenting dance THE sion, but that didn't deter him by showing different types of from campaigning anyway. dance other than folklorico, This year, the 77-year-old including salsa. We wanted to LaRouche is back as a Democratic promote community participa- candidate. He made it onto the tion in the arts by doing things ballot by collecting more than we enjoy, like salsa dancing," said 23,000 signatures. In 1992, he Laura Esparza, director of arts had to file a lawsuit before he was and education programs for the allowed to even get on the ballot. Mexican Heritage Corporation of Tina Truong, an occupational San Jose. therapy student, said she has The hot salsa band TBD will BOAT always avoided the people who play Caribbean sounds as cou- staff LaRouche's table at San Jose ples move to the rhythms and State University. but I had techniques of salsa style, accord- Above, intermediate sailing stu- "I've seen the sign, no ing to a press release. idea what it was," Truong said. "It This is the first time the dance dent George Groza tips over the said something really weird." will be held at the Plaza, which sailboat for the next student's cap- Many students seem to agree opened in September, said size test in the Spartan Complex with Truong. Most do not know Yesinia Ramirez, performing East pool. who LaRouche is at all. Ronald Sylvia, a professor in See SaiSa, page 8 the SJSU political science depart- Left, Dr. Shirley H. M. Reekie ment, said there is no chance that instructs her beginning sailing LaRouche will ever become the Olympics class on the dangers of holding president. the rope connected to the mast "He wants to be president and teeth. Although class will it's hard to run for president from with their prison," Sylvia said. "He wants to needs eventually be held at Lake dismantle the government and Cunningham Park, the class throw out the tax code. It's pretty meets in Spartan Complex East at radical stuff" volunteers the start of the semester. Before Wednesday, students from col- must swim leges all over the United States they can sail, students participated in a live conference Michelle Jew 100 yards, tread water for five call / Internet broadcast to dis- DAILY STAFF WRITER minutes and be able to turn a cap- cuss issues of concern with sized boat back over and get in. LaRouche. A chance is on the horizon for Intermediate students are not "Affirmative action has done those who always dreamed of some good, but has not really coaching sports and volunteering allowed to set sail on San worked," LaRouche said. "The for a worthy cause. Francisco Bay until halfway way to get equality for some of the The Santa Clara County through the semester. people is to guarantee equality for Special Olympics program is all of the people." looking for volunteers. During the conference call, La One of the largest programs in Rouche repeated several times the state, Special Olympics has that the only way for everyone in been in Santa Clara County for America to be equal is if everyone 31 years and provides free year- receives the same level of educa- round sports training and athlet- tion, health care and economic ic competitions for developmen- opportunities. tally disabled children and LaRouche spoke out against adults. President Bill Clinton, calling Volunteer-based, Special him a "lousy economist." Olympics partners with individu- He also called Vice President als, businesses and corporations and Democratic presidential can- through fund-raising, coaching didate Al Gore a "menace" and and volunteering at events. "totally irresponsible," and "I've never heard of Special referred to Republican candidate Olympics," said Silke Reinhartz, George W. Bush as a "dummy." He a second-year grad student in went on to say American children occupational therapy. "I thought have "empty minds, essentially," they were called something else." Reekie and "no conception of their Reinhartz has worked with Right, future." disabled people before, but demonstrates how As for the economy, LaRouche through her occupational therapy to ready the sail and said America is in had shape. courses. the boat for the "This is a terrible problem," he had the time, I would vol- "If I capsize test said. "We're going to have to pre- unteer," she said. Photos by Douglas Rider / pare for a crash that will result in Sue Rizzi, outreach director for widespread personal bankruptcy." the Santa Clara County program, LaRouche said the conditions said the most common feedback Spartan Daily from the Depression are going to return unless America reorga- See Help, page 8 nizes its "massive debt."

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LETTERS Know-it-ails stunted by ignorance, stupidity stands out in about 26-years-old and felt the need to Inever thought I was a genius. His response is what memory: "No, really what are enhance his ego by trying to feel high During my youth and adolescent my me. you doing here? Do you have a little and mighty around years, I always figured I was smart I don't work with Readers enough to get by from day to day. sister or brother getting an award?" Now that this anymore, it I gave him that look that Martin wonderful guy is only fit- Sure, I was able to remember what has been replaced time G.I. Joe was on, organize my vast used to give Shanaynay, asked him to ting that he by look at the program, forego his another "know-it-all." number of baseball cards and under- guess I can share their stand the whole concept of a pitcher's assumptions and let me in to the cere- This time, I celebrate monies. the fact my new friend is only in my earned run average. about two-and I even earned good enough grades to Now, I understand futile high school presence for -a-half get an occasional 20 bucks from the garbage like this, but I didn't think I hours a week. ' would encounter this as I progressed He's one of those guys who just feels concerns grandparents. his hand every I always believed I was average on into my 20s. Call me naive, but I the need to raise other minute to spout off uselessly to the Spartan Daily's editorial staff defend- the intelligence meter. always figured the "know-it-alls" grow The But, when I ventured into the new up too. teacher. ed their publishing an advertisement by I figure the efforts are either to put Holocaust deniers by stating it was neces- world of high school, I learned there Little did I know, the people who were many aspects to people's intelli- think they know everything are kind of his puckered lips right up on the sary to publish "unpopular" and even "hateful" never behind of the professor or to think he's ideas. gence. like "The Simpsons" kids they Aside from the people that were just of those award nights to get some grow up. "Mr. Cool Guy" because of his little They piously cited the Constitution and their signed piece of paper that is now attempts to outsmart the man who obligation to place the facts before their student dumb they had always been there Once I made my way into the world since the days of four squad and teth- buried in a drawer somewhere. of retail, it all came back again. teaches the course. public. The reason I remember the night so If the latter is the case, then my In the first place, the editorial rather missed erball I met the people who had a There was a guy at an old job who complex about being smart. vividly is because of what happened to felt the need to know absolutely every- question is why waste your money and the point. me when I entered the ceremonies. your time? The problem with the Holocaust deniers is Yes, that's right, I encountered the thing or at least think he did. This people who thought they knew every- One of those "smart kids" who fellow was the type of guy who failed to I don't know, I've never been too not their unpopularity as fortunate as that is thought his honor classes made him good at understanding the human psy- or their hatefulness which is obvious. thing and anything. ever leave well enough alone. These people drilled into my nerves really, really cool was working the He doubted that anyone else could che. I can't explain why people like The problem is that their argument is both front door. Juvenile or why people turn their cars ludicrous, and worse, duplicitous. even more. I believe everyone has a do the job as well as he could. He would place in life, but some people try to He and I had friends in common at loom behind me when someone asked into moving shopping carts. And I cer- In other words, they are not merely mistaken the time, so he greeted me and asked can't explain why people feel in their views, but they are deliberately lying exceed their boundaries and that me a question, hungry for the opportu- tainly the irritates me. what I was doing at the ceremony. nity to pounce on me for not knowing need to pretend they know everything. about the nature of the evidence on the I answered by telling him I was sup- Why can't everyone just be Holocaust. At least the dumb people know their something or answering incorrectly. quiet role and shut their mouths. posed to get some award. He either First of all, we worked at the and play tetherball? The advertisement questions the veracity of thought I was deep in the sarcasm, or Elie Wiesel and other individuals who survived I don't feel people need to pretend to Wherehouse a place where situa- be something they are not just to he was just in disbelief that someone tions presented life and death circum- Nazi atrocities. who didn't take school as seriously as Mike Osegueda is the Spartan I have neither the time nor the inclination to impress me or anyone else especial- stances on a daily basis (there's the Daily Sports Editor, "The Wizard of ly at school. he did could actually accomplish some- sarcasm our friend from example No. 1 check its statements although I strongly sug- thing. Oz" appears Thursdays. gest that students do so and advertise the I remember the day I attended one spoke about.) Second, this guy was results. However, the six individuals named can be wrong about details without impeaching the lit- erally photographic evidence and the physical True gems worth remains of the concentration and death camps. Just a list of the evidence for the use of gas chambers at Auschwitz, recently compiled by Christopher Browning, runs to 63 pages (see screaming about D.D. Guttenplan, "The Holocaust on Trial," Atlantic Monthly, February 2000, page 64). the wake of the release of the Frankly, I am not so concerned about the Inthird and hopefully final Holocaust deniers, a sad and pathetic group liv- installment of the "Scream" ing in their own lunatic universe. series, a list of the best and worst The Spartan Daily, however, despite saying LIGNITY LOSS horror films of the modern era that it was its "duty and obligation to at least c.ENTRE. would seem to be appropriate. let (readers) make up (their) owe mind," really The original "Halloween" is fell down on the jab,. , possibly the best horror film of all- In the first place, it has no legal or ethical WE CHOSE MONICA time. 1 obligation to publish patently false and deliber- i.EWINSKy AisouR From the creative and ately misleading statements. gOKESPERSON slightly twisted director John And in the second place, if it chooses to, the BECAUSE SHE NNIV Carpenter, "Halloween" brings Daily should have taken the opportunity to edu- t431.E ID LOSE IT forth all the necessary elements of cate its readers about the real horrors of Nazi AND KEEP 17 OFF.. a great horror film. It boasts an Germany, and the very real murders of millions ominous, yet mysterious killer in of very real people in what we call the Michael Myers, whose sole pur- Holocaust. pose in life is to kill all of his rela- tives. ambushed and slaughtered. Jonathan Roth Once Michael escapes from a The acting is top-notch. Bill Associate Professor mental institution, a killing spree Paxton, who plays Hudson, stands History Department begins. "Halloween" also sports a out as a grunt whose false brava- chilling soundtrack, which builds do and perpetual whining is good terror and suspense in every for both cheers and chuckles. scene. See page 3 The directing is also superb Letters, Another Carpenter flick which under the handiwork of a pre- is high on intensity is 'The Thing," Titanic, James "I-no-longer-do- a remake of a 1950s' film with the action-films" Cameron. same title. It stars Kurt Russell, Now onto the bad horror films. Education, discretion equals gun control who oddly seems to be in almost The worst horror film has to be every Carpenter movie. "Lake Igrew up around guns. My them, and I had seen them all. the person's knowledge about Placid." father was a San Jose police Years ago, my uncle kept a gun basic gun safety and operation for "The Thing" is an amalgam of This piece of garbage stars Bill officer before I was born. in his house. pistols and revolvers. different genres, being part sci- Pullman, Bridget Fonda and After he retired from the force, He didn't tell anyone in his The Child Access Prevention ence fiction, part action and part Oliver Platt, who combined have he continued to keep firearms in family he had it. And before going Law that was passed a few years horror. less on-screen chemistry than the house. away on vacation one day ago requires adults to use a gun This film begins in a remote pickles and peanut butter. When I was five, he would test heaven only knows why he put locking device or store the guns in winter outpost, when a stray dog The plot revolves around a me on gun rules and safety. his gun in the oven. a place that is not readily accessi- carrying an alien parasite leads to large crocodile inhabiting a lake in At seven, he bought me an air By the time he got back, he ble to minors. mass carnage and destruction. Maine. The only redeeming quali- rifle. For weeks he had me walk had forgotten that the gun was Reading the news Russell is commanding as the ty of the film is that it is under two these days, hero around the empty garage with there. My aunt, however, turned I've found out something about of the film, and the special hours. the unloaded rifle, stressing safe- on the stove and started cooking myself: I don't fear guns. effects are both graphic and Above all, the message is clear: ty issues. dinner. I fear the people using them. grotesque. If you're looking for a good horror To make things easier for me My uncle had to take the gun Some people don't realize the Carpenter's unique directing movie, stay away from Clive to remember, he made up two car- out with a pot holder. power guns give them, or that it ability is prominent as well, espe- Barker. His lackluster films dinal rules of gun safety. The metal was warped and the only takes one slip, one mistake. cially in one scene when all the include the "HellRaiser" movies, Rule No. 1: always keep your gun was useless, but surviving characters are trying to "NightBreed" and "Candyman." worst of all, Guns are unforgiving find out who fingers away from the trigger the gun was loaded. weapons. There are no take is human by taking a None of these movies have great hole in the floor, instead of your blood test one at a time. until you're ready to shoot. best friend's head. They were lucky the gunpow- backs. plots, actors or scares. They are The gun cannot go off if you Another multi-categorized film basically a big waste of time and By the time I was 13, the two der didn't heat up enough to It is our constitutional right to is "Aliens," don't pull the trigger. explode, or it could have killed bear arms. the second movie in the money. cardinal rules had long since four-part "Alien" series. Rule No. 2: always keep the been committed to memory, and someone. It is a right the government I've found the best way to find a gun pointed in a safe direction, Some people After a workers' colony on a dis- good horror flick is word of mouth. much to my mother's dismay, my shouldn't have cannot take that away from us, tant planet such as the floor, and never at a guns. but I believe they should impose loses contact with If a friend likes a film, odds are its father bought me a .38 caliber Earth, a group of Marines is sent person. revolver. Recently, stronger gun laws more safety rules. The more peo- worth seeing. Unless the direc- In case you forgot or broke one in to investigate. Ignoring the tor's name is Clive Barker. Even then, I never had the have been passed and I believe ple know about firearms, the advice of the rules but followed the that they are a step in the right safer we'll be. of Ripley (Sigourney urge to show my friends the guns Weaver), the Marines scoff at other, nobody would get hurt. we kept in the house. direction. the Lance Analla is a Spartan So, if you accidentally pulled Michelle Jew is a Spartan idea of any extra-terrestrial activ- Daily Senior Staff Writer. I knew where my father kept To buy new guns, people now ity "Going the trigger, you would shoot a have to take a test which checks Daily Staff Writer. until half of the team is the Distance" appears Thursdays.

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I ii room is wired, students will face their n't feel a need to write two columns justi- The intense controversy over little screens. Small group interaction or group fying the advertising, at least not in our Elian Gonzalez is entirely political. Letters projects were not considered useful; it is free, democratic society. He should be sent back to his father in continued from page 2 almost impossible to form small groups in Cuba! Quote that room. Kristin Schwarz, We did figure out how to unlock the journalism major Gary Sudborough tables, and when the weather permits, we Parking Ideas may be able to go outside and form small for the groups on the lawn. While walking to class yesterday, an idea popped up in my head as P.S. The windows still don't open. a solution to the parking prob- Refuge crisis lem. Roy Christman Daily Underground parking. American studies Ad rebuttal San Jose State University could build is it that virtually all Haitian Why "Our liberty one or two underground multilevel park- refugees, including children, are is in response to the revisionist ing garages. returned to Haiti by the Coast Thishistory of the Committee for Open depends on This is a long-term project, I admit, but Guard, while many Cuban refugees are Debate on the Holocaust. in the long run it means more spots, allowed to stay in the United States? Forgiving overcomes hate (forgive: yes, freedom of the because there's plenty of room below Ad response The conditions of life for children in forget: no). ground. Haiti are much worse than in Cuba. The truth will overcome lies (revision- press and that Children work in sweatshops for U.S. ist history). Daniel T. Offerman Sometimes I think we forget what our corporations like Disney in Haiti, and We acknowledge the Holocaust because cannot be limited hospitality management First Amendment right of free there is no free health care and education those who do not learn from history are without being speech means. as there is in Cuba. doomed to repeat it. Basically one can speak, write and pub- Cuba is a better environment for chil- In the case of Mermelstein vs. Institute lost." lish most any speech that is not libelous, dren, even with the U.S. embargo, than is for Historical Review, Los Angeles slanderous, or capable of creating a clear Haiti. Superior Court Judge Thomas T. Johnson, Class problem and present danger. If Elian Gonzalez had been one of the citing a wide variety of historical accounts This kind of free speech means that the thousands of Haitian children risking and Evidence Code 452 ..., declared 'this updated Business Classroom Spartan Daily could have run the ad for their lives to flee that island, the story court does take judicial notice of the fact - Thomas Jefferson TheBuilding says a great deal about the Committee for Open Debate on the would have been completely ignored by that Jews were gassed to death at how the planners view the learning Holocaust without justifying its decision the U.S. media. Auswitz." process at San Jose State University. to anyone. A similar thing happened in the 1980s Mel Mermelstein's mother, father, two In BC 124, where my American Studies By running a disclaimer right next to when Nicaraguan refugees were accepted sisters and brother were gassed to death seminar meets, the instructor or guest the ad, the advertising department inad- into the United States, while Guatemalan at Auswitz, where he was held captive. He speaker has no desk, podium or physical vertently sparks the curiosity of the read- and Salvadoran refugees were sent back bears the tattoo A-4685 on his forearm. space in which to place a desk or podium. ers to peruse the ad. to the brutal governments in those coun- (Newsweek, October 19, 1981). The message to me is that classroom By writing a separate editorial regard- tries, often to a certain death. instructors or guest speakers are no ing the, ad, the Spartan Daily almost The determining factor is whether the Lawrence E. Miller longer needed. makes this ad look like a truly viable people are fleeing a socialist or a capital- SJSU alumnus, criminal justice The long tables were bolted to each piece of information. ist country. other and the configuration of the tables The niche a newspaper fills is that of The overriding concern of U.S. foreign forces students to face the front. informing the people of current events. policy is the preservation of capitalism I suppose that eventually, after the Those who publish newspapers should- and the opening up of all countries to U.S. corporate domination.

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A year after being defaulted in the second round for repeated- ly cursing at a linesman, Andre Agassi never even made it that far this time at the Sybase Open. Agassi scheduled to play his first match in the United States in nearly five months on Wednesday night pulled out of the tournament late Tuesday night with a lower back strain. "I wish I was feeling a lot bet- ter. I wish I could play here," Agassi said at a news conference Wednesday night. "I can't afford to get held back by doing some- thing stupid out there." Agassi has a chronic condition in his back known as spondylis- thesis, which is when one of the lower vertebrae is slightly for- ward of its normal position. About 2 percent of all people have such a condition, though it's most com- mon in pre-teens. Rika Manabe / Spartan Daily Lenny Stein, the San Francisco chiropractor who treat- Xavier Matisse serves to opponent Paul Goldstein during the third ed Agassi, said it's unlikely the world's No. I player will miss any set of Wednesday's match at the Sybase Open in the San Jose action other than the Sybase Arena. Matisse lost the match 6-2, 3-6, 7-5. Open. Agassi is not scheduled to 4 play again until an event in champion Mark Philippoussis as he would be playing in the tour- Scottsdale, Ariz., beginning the top remaining seeded player. nament, which was to have been March 6. Philippoussis, the No. 2 seed and his first in the United States ranked 17th in the world, was the since winning the U.S. Open title Stein said there were signs of only top 40 player left in the last September. inflammation in Agassi's lower $350,000 tournament. But Agassi called tournament back, but X-rays did not show any Agassi had arrived in San Jose director Barry MacKay after a problem other than the spondylis- after a tough nine days of world practice session in San Francisco thesis. travel. He won the Australian on Tuesday to say he was pulling Open title on Jan. 30 in out of the Sybase event. Agassi flew to California from he started getting Zimbabwe, Melbourne, then flew to southern "He said where altitude sick- on the flight from ness and dehydration caused him Africa to win two singles matches cramps for the U.S. Davis Cup team in its Zimbabwe to London," MacKay to vomit into a courtside trash "Then on the flight to San can while leading first-round victory over said. the United Zimbabwe. Francisco, it started to get worse. States to a Davis Cup victory. The to work out, but could previous He assured Sybase Open and He tried weekend, he won the barely move." Australian Open. ATP Tour officials Monday that Since leaving his home in Las Vegas on Dec. 28, he has flown THE UNIVERSITY Of ARIZONA. 25,780 miles. Now he's heading back to Las Vegas for rest. GUADALAJARA SUMMER SCHOOL IN MEXICO SINCE 1952 Agassi said he first strained ...Adman Widmann / Spartan Daily his back in his Australian Open 2000 against Pete Sampras, 6-week sessions July 3 August 10 or July 10 - August 17, 2000 Xavier Matisse shows his frustration by throwing ets on the way to his loss in three sets, 6-2, 3-6, 7- semifinal and then aggravated it further Intensive Spanish (1st thru 6th semesters) Earn 6-8 units of credit his racket in the air during Wednesday's match 5.With stars like Andre Agassi dropping out, it because he had to use more spin against Paul Goldstein. Mallise kept changing rack- leaves the field wide open for players like Matisse. than normal on his shots in the 3-week sessions July 3 July 210, July 10 July 28, 2000 altitude of Harare, Zimbabwe. 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throwing. Lasting only five bat- ters, Murphy was tagged for five ApieDs SJSU rallies runs on three hits by the Broncos. The Broncos stomped off to a 6- On the road again for five late 0 lead in the top of the first inhing behind two singles followed by a Fresno State, SMU, UTEP and homerun. After a walk and a hit Staff Report Tulsa have won at least batsmen, Piraro brought Craig 1,000 games. runs, victory Shara ,in as relief. However, he The men's basketball team fared no better, allowing two more begins a road swing through Women come home Erik Anderson singles, a fielder's choice yielding Texas today when the Spartans DAILY STAFF WRITER three more runs to the Broncos. take the floor in Moody During the next four innings, Coliseum in Dallas to challenge The women's squad is sched- Battling back from an 8-0 little changed as DeMartini kept Southern Methodist. uled to take on the Mustangs deficit, the Spartan baseball team the Spartans off the bases, while The San Jose State and the Horned Frogs as well, scored five runs in the bottom of SJSU pitchers Shara and Phil University team (12-10, 3-4 but at home. the ninth to overcome Santa Hanson held the deficit at six Western Athletic Conference) SMU visits the Event Center Clara for a 10-9 win Tuesday, in runs. travels to the Lonestar State tonight, and TCU will play the its home opener at Municipal One of the more gutsy plays of after pulling out a victory at visitor role Saturday. Both Stadium. ' the game if not pretty came home over Texas-El Paso games have a 7:30 p.m. start "I didn't want to let them in the top of the fifth inning with Saturday, 47-44. time. down," said pinch-hitter Donovan Patrick Choate throwing for After being able to hold off a The Spartans (2-17, 0-7) are Minero, who batted for Ryan SJSU in place of Hanson. After a last minute charge from the still in search of the first WAC Brucker with two out in the bot- single and a ground out had left a Miners, the Spartans won their win of the season and have a tom of the ninth and the game runner on second with one out, second in their last four games, hefty challenge in the form of tied 9-9. Choate had made several which all proved to be close the first-place Mustangs, who "I was pretty confident coming attempts at picking off John down the stretch. have a 14-5 overall record and in. I knew my team would be root- Hilvert at second with shortstop Before the UTEP game, the are 7-0 n the WAC. - ing for me," he said. Gary Patchett covering the bag, Spartans went to overtime with The Mustangs won the pre- Facing the last of a string of but to no avail. Then in a varia- Fresno State and Hawai'i, los- vious meeting of the two teams Santa Clara pitchers struggling to tion, second baseman Brian ing both in the bonus period. on Jan. 15, '80-42. Sasha find the stike zone, Miner() took a Stream headed for the bag, but Against Fresno State on Feb. 3 Spalding had 12 points for the again with no luck, as Hilvert Karla Gadlet / Anartan /lady David Egans hit a three-point- Spartans and Juliana Smith called first strike. "I was looking for my pitch, so I made it back safely. Pitcher Steve Murphy tries to pick off a runner in the first inning. er with 1.4 seconds left to play had seven rebounds when the the next pitch, as Choate to tie the game. teams tasseled in Dallas. waited on it," Minero said. On Murphy was changed after allowing five runs in the first inning. Then working the count to 2-2 stood at the mound, Stream once Egans was also the hero in TCU comes to San Jose with WrIE again made a dart toward second the Spartans' 58-56 defeat of a record of 3-5 in the WAC and before an announced crowd of 386 Rice. when he hit a game-win- that had remained relatively to keep the runner close, leaving a go to my knees. I just held on to Three runs later, and the 12-11 overall. The Horned rd large gap in the infield. the ball to long," said Shorsher. Spartans trailing by a run, ning layup with only 0.2 seo- Frogs are fresh from a 80-58 quiet until the ninth, Minero onds left on the clock. defeat of Tulsa on Saturday. fought off two more pitches to stay But this time, Choate went to SJSU's scoring attack was led Shorsher stood at first, Zwissig at the plate with his pitch and the by Shorsher, who went 3-for-5 and second, Rob Douglass at third, The Mustangs of SMU will SJSU didn't fare well in its first alive, drawing cheers and shouts be looking to improve their 5-3 of encouragement. batter made contact, driving a hit Tony 'ftignetti, who went 2-for-4. and Stream at the plate. meeting with TCU either. In a right to the spot Stream had Junior Ruiz, John Fagan and The crowd over which half WAC record, a record that 84-42 loss, it was Spalding lead- Minero's patience paid off moved up a notch moment's later in what became vacated. Scrambling back to the Jack Zwissig picked up hits as had already gone home cheered Saturday ing the way again with 11 gap, Stream snagged the hit, then well. its heroes on. Stream then hit the when they beat Rice 65-50 to points and eight boards. the final toss of the game, as end Santa Clara's Dave Mallen threw getting up, snapped a throw to get The Spartans broke through ball toward second. Going for the a two-game losing streak. the runner at first. for their first run in the sixth, force out at second, Headley Saturday, the Spartans' jour- a wild pitch allowing Adam ney will Johnson honored lent Shorser to race home from third. Not pretty, but it saved a run. after Santa Clara had added two threw to shortstop Balestreri cov- continue upon arriving "I'm still in a With Hilvert now at third, Jack more runs in the top of the inning ering the bag, forcing Zwissig at in Fort Worth to face Texas Before Saturday's contest ,r a little bit of shock," Christian isco said San Jose State University Headly hit the ball to third. With to build their lead to 8-0. second, while Douglass stepped (13-11, 4-4). against TCU, guard Natasha ling head coach Sam Piraro. "Santa two outs, 'Roily Tognetti took the Cole Parsons started the sixth across the plate with the tying Johnson will be honored for Clara helped us out a little bit, easy play and threw to first to inning for the Bronco's DeMartini, run, leading to Minero's game Looking for 1,000 surpassing the 1,000-point ting but we're not going to complain." retire the side. who had tired in the fifth inning, winning at bat. mark for her career. The senior rorn Overall, there were five wild Spartan Catcher Adam giving up two hits, although no Tuesday's game began a four- The Spartan men will be bat- currently ranks seventh in Kay pitches tossed in the game Shorsher made several nice plays runs. Parsons never finished the game homestand for the tling for the 1,000th win in school history with 1,101 San three by Santa Clara pitchers and from behind the plate, gunning sixth inning however, giving up a Spartans. SJSU hosts Cal Poly school history tonight. Since points. Johnson broke 1,000 on orse. two by the Spartans and four down Matt Queen in the second hit, a walk and a run before being Friday, Saturday and Sunday. beginning play in the 1909- Dec. 19 in a 14-point effort 3uld hit batsmen as well. Santa inning and Eliot Wheeler in the replaced by Grant Feichtmeier, Including Tuesday's game, the 1910 season, the SJSU squad against Mississippi. Johnson Clara's starting pitcher Jim fourth. The coaches knew who gave up three more runs Spartans play six of their next had notched 987 victories com- needs 187 points to pa - DeMartini, pitched five shutout Wheeler was going to run, before closing out the inning. seven games at Municipal ing into the 1999-2000 season. Rhoda Chew and move int, innings, allowing three hits. A Shorsher said. After keeping the Broncos off Stadium. Four other teams in the WAC sixth place on the all-time list. combined 19 runs were scored on "It was a pitchout," he said. the scoreboard in the eight and 21 hits. Shorsher had less success in nine, the Spartans made their Tuesday's Score Spartan Steve Murphy, making the sixth inning on a double steal move in the bottom of the ninth, with Mike Balestreri and Matt trailing 9-5. Ruiz stepping up his first start of the season for ionhi C,oro 9 You asked for it... YOU GO IT! SJSU after pitching one-third of Miler running. 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The impres- If one sees this film without any Major portions of the film are est work "topsy-turvy," and says he sive music of Gilbert and Sullivan prior familiarity with the duo's Marc Anthony is a disheveled devoted to isolated scenes involv- never wants to work with Gilbert underscores the film, complete comic operas, he or she might be ing characters that are never again. with selections from their most tempted to pass them by. That is sells Associated Press developed or referred to again. Due to contractual obligations, famous works. the real tragedy of this film; it mess of a film It almost seems haphazardly however, the team finds itself The film looks beautiful, but short two highly talented com- strung together at times, lacking forced to put aside their creative gets painful to watch because of posers. Singing sensation Marc Daniel Severin any sense of cohesion. differences and work together to the uneven pacing. Anthony understands fame. The DA/LY SENIOR STAFF WRITER Critical scenes that would tran- create a strin of o ras for the Hoping to provide him with 31-year-old has dealt with it for sition between the different sub- years, thanks to his global suc- Writer-director Mike Leigh's plots that compose the film appear Though it is being released with the full cess with salsa music. latest film, "Topsy-Turvy," is a com- to have been left out. support and approval of the Gilbert and He's had sellout crowds at plicated, mixed-up affair. Some level of familiarity with Hits Madison Square Garden, won a The film centers around the the writers' lives and works is Sullivan Society, "Topsy Turvy" does lit- Quick Grammy and is nominated for works of William Gilbert and required to make "Topsy-Turvy" a Movie Review: another this year. Arthur Sullivan, the pair of opera sensible viewing experience. tle to shed new light on the lives of the There is something special composers best known for "Pirates Gilbert and Sullivan are among about "Marc Anthony the of Penzance." the most enduring opera com- composers. Topsy Turvy Concert From Madison Square Following on the heels of posers and countless recordings of Garden," which premieres Feb. "Penzance," the duo crafted their musicals exist if one is inter- Rated R Mature 12 on HBO. "Princess Ida" for the Savoy ested in their works. "The overwhelming feeling I Theatre in London. The film begins with an indif- Savoy. inspiration for a new opera, themes, nudity get is that this is my debut after Though it is being released with ferent public choosing not to A brief scene in the office of the Gilbert's wife Lucy (Lesley 20 years. I'm really looking for- the full support and approval of attend the duo's latest opus during theatre's impressario (Ron Cook) Manville) takes her husband to an Written and Directed ward to it," he said prior to the the Gilbert and Sullivan Society, an extremely hot summer. almost leads to a direct confronta- exhibition of Japanese history and by Mike Leigh with Jim show's taping. "Topsy-Turvy" does little to shed Negative reviews and unpleas- tion between the partners early in culture. Anthony's sold-out perfor- new light on the lives of the com- ant weather amplify the hostility the movie. Nothing seems to come The colorful images Gilbert sees Broadbent and Alan mances at Madison Square posers. that has festered for some time of it as the two men are contractu- form the inspiration for "The Garden, where the program was One would think the lives of the between the collaborators. ally obliged to work together. Mikado," an opera whose writing, Corduner. to be taped, are part of a two- writers who made some of the Throughout the first half-hour The major flaw in this film is casting and staging composes the month tour to promote his self- most enduring operas of the 19th of the film, Sullivan (Allan that many of the significant events final third of the film. Now Playing in San titled English language album. century would lend themselves to Corduner) expresses his dislike of are not explicit in the plot. Rather, "Topsy-Turvy" gives insight After a one-month break, the Jose, Bay Area. tour will resume in other parts of the globe. Long before his single "I Need to Know" introduced him to the mainstream Ainerican public, Anthony was P salsa star. He released three albums and became the top-selling salsa singer in the world, according to Columbia Records. Born and raised in New York to Puerto Rican parents, Anthony began singing when he was a toddler. He started doing backup vocal work in his early teens. In high school, he became involved in the freestyle scene, a genre of dance music that was popular all along the East Coast. His first salsa album was released in 1993. His third album won a 1999 Grammy for Best Tropical Latin Performance. This year he is nominated for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance for "I Need to Know." Anthony has appeared in four films. In an interview in his 5,000- square-foot TriBeCa loft, the philosophical yet fidgety Anthony talked about the crazi- ness of fame, his acting and his feelings about what has been called the "Latin explosion" in music. What's the craziest thing you've had a fan do? Anthony: This girl jumped up on stage and bit my face and she wouldn't let go, and it got to the point where my face was get- ting swollen and she wouldn't let go. She didn't break the skin, but it got to be really really painful and I ran off to the side of the stage. I went back out and she was still there and I couldn't even look at her. I stopped the show and said, 'You bit me.' It's one thing to admire somebody and it's another to assault. Do you know what hap- pened to her? Anthony: Every time I play Chicago, she's the one with the big sign, 'The girl who bit your face.' She doesn't miss a show. You started recording salsa because it was the only way to record a song you loved. What made you decide to stick with it? Anthony: What kept me there was the fact that once I got past that one song. I understood it because I was subliminally cultured. I would tell my mom and dad, 'Turn off that salsa,' but I understood it. That's when I realized that I had so much to learn about my culture, about my people, about my island, about my music about my food. I was like, 'Whoa.' Is your music going to be recorded in English or Spanish in the future? Anthony: It's going to be both. I'm both and I understand both and I'm comfortable in both languages. Now I'm slated to record another salsa album, which I'm dying to. I feel the Club. corn" need. The thing is that it's spaced out in such a way that all U.'" I'm dying to record salsa now. So I'll record a salsa album and I'll tour behind it and I'll promote it and then I'm like, 'Yeah, an English album would be perfect.' No porcupines, living,' dead or otherwise, were harmed in the creation of this advertisement. San Jose State University

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(Above) Cameron Diaz (holding Chimpanzee) appears in a scene from the Spike Jonze's great comedy "Being John Malkovich." Photo courtesy of Granunerry Pictures

(Lett) Matt Damon (left) and Ben Affleck play banished angels in Lance Swanson "Dogma," one of the best films of 1999. THE FINAL CUT Photo courtesy of Lions Gate Films

"The Straight Story" the conflict. George Clooney, Ice The last year of the past centu- the doomed hero who just wants no clue as to why, but audiences David Lynch, director of mature Cube, Mark Wahlberg and Spike ry proved to be one of the most to be happy again. The film is ANALYSIS are staying away in droves from fare such as "Blue Velvet," "The Jonze all stand out in the best inept years in recent cinematic amazing to look at and Alan Ball's Milos Forman's great film about Elephant Man" and "Lost anti-war film since Robert history. script is scathing and (tinny. misunderstood comedian Andy Highway," surprised everyone Altman's "MASH." The year 1999 was full of more "American Movie" more insane with each passing Kaufman. And Jim Carrey, fresh with this sweet story about a 73- "The War Zone" "The War of the over-hyped drivel that we've Director Chris Smith's outrageous year. John Cusack plays a pup- from his amazing performance as year-old man's unlikely trek on a Zone" is the most shocking and come to expect from Hollywood, take on independent filmmaker peteer who gets a job as a file clerk Truman Burbank in "The Truman riding mower to see his dying emotionally moving film of 1999, Mark Borchardt's attempts to and finds a portal into the mind of Show," actually becomes Andy brother. Richard Farnsworth, who and first-time director Tim Roth including such bombs as "End of Days," "Double Jeopardy," make "Northwestern," is a hoot. actor John Malkovich. Director Kaufman. The film also works as plays Alvin Straight, gives the deserves high praise for making "Entrapment" and "Anna and the Smith follows Borchardt around Spike Jonze gives the film a fan- a fascinating meditation on what best performance of the year. Alexander Stuart's novel into a Wisconsin and documents the tastic look, and writer Charlie makes people laugh. "Three Kings" Director of powerful film. Using a detatched King." Most of the people working in amateur filmmaker's trials and Kaufman's script is the best of "South Park: Bigger, Longer the excellent "Spanking the style, Roth brings to amazing life the industry are incapable of mak- tribulations. This is a warm and 1999. and Uncut" Trey Parker and Monkey" and "Flirting With the story of an English family torn Hollywood funny film, as well as the best doc- "Dogma" Kevin Smith, Matt Stone have come up with Disaster," David O'Russell proves apart by incest. "The War Zone" is ing good films, as completely seems more concerned with blow- umentary feature of 1999. director of "Clerks," "Mallrats" and last year's most-vulgar comedy, a he's an elite director with his third a scary, sad and actually creat- "American Pie" The film "Chasing Amy," shocked audiences satire of small-town life that is so film, the astonishing "Three engrossing experience which left ing things up than shock. ing real drama. But some ener- that boasts the year's best sight with his darkly comic look at the dead on that it becomes social Kings." The film is an indictment me in a state of getic mavericks in the film world gag, "American Pie" is the funny Catholic Church and its conven- commentary. After Stan Cartman, of the Gulf War and presents ideo- did make their mark with exciting story about four guys who make a tions. Ben Affleck and Matt Kyle, Kenny and their friendss logical viewpoints from all sides in movies in 1999. pact to lose their virginity by their Damon, as condemned angels, find make the Canadian film of Here is my alphabetical list of senior prom. Most teen comedies a loophole in Catholic Dogma that "Terrence and Phillip" a huge hit the best films of 1999, in no par- are carbon copies of each other, might get them back into Heaven. in South Park, it causes their CONT1NWV% ticular order. Many are still in but "American Pie" breaks the "The Dreamlife of Angels" mothers to form Mothers Against local theaters. Some are currently mold with some real truth in its Elodie Bouchez and Natacha Canada. The mothers blame available on video and DVD. All script by Adam Herz. It was nice Regnier shared the Best Actress Canada for all of society's ills and EHAVE, will be in your favorite video store to finally see a movie where four of award at the Cannes Film push the government to declare within the next few months. the school's best-looking guys are Festival for Erick Zonca's take on war against our neighbors to the WE'LL HAVE TO ASK YOU TO STAY. "American Beauty" The all virgins instead of Herculean two 20-year-old women struggling north. This crude and hilarious winner of the Golden Globe for sex gods. to make sense of life. "The film features songs such as "What Best Picture, this dark comedy "Being John Malkovich" Dreamlife of Angels" is so good it Would Brian Boitano Do," as well about suburban life introduced The most thrillingly original plays like a PBS documentary and as many other catchy tunes. So, PRIDAY'S ALIVE! at Bay Meadows movie goers to a great new talent, motion picture of the year, "Being sometimes you have to shake along with being one of the best director Sam Mendes. Kevin John Malkovich" is a comedy that yourself to remember that it is comedies of recent years, "South $1 BEERS (7-10pm), Spacey gives the best performance 'makes fun of the whole celebrity actually a film it cuts that deep. Park..." is also one of the best of his career as Lester Burnham, mentality, which seems to get "Man on the Moun" I have musicals in a long time. $1 HOT DOGS & $1 SODAS. $1 Admission for 30 yrs. and under salessocgshirts.com THIS FRIDAY Register... Play 4 FREE CUSTOMIZED T-SHIRTS! LIVE MUSIC FROM . . & WIN REAL CASH!!! visa meelerued UNDERCOVER S.K.A. *4.99 no drawings or rattles' 5 .7 EAcH 7. 4 EACH win the game - Vin I he Mom FIRST RACE 7:15pm CalTrain stops at our MA see foe e one Cake Flint on 4,:ivosa Plav with I riends door! PAM cLuffsd Siefyirs. 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Volunteer orientations - ) "1 attract more community members," Alvin Galang, a senior health required for new volunteers - are said RamThe i rez care management major, has an held on the second Tuesday of night will include autistic brother who participated every month except July and a salsa competition. in the Special Olympics in past December. dance "There's an years. The next scheduled orientation opportunity for "It (Special Olympics) gives him is March 14 in San Jose. people who know salsa to com- the evening an opportunity to 'fit in,' with other According to Rizzi, a majority of pete, but is open to kids. I just think it's great," Galang the people who volunteer coach everybody," said Letitia said. sports, although that is not all they Rodriguez, box office manager. A few of the 13 sports volun- can do. Salsa dancing has been a teers can sign up tiir include bas- Volunteers are needed for ath- growing form of partner dancing ketball, floor hockey and soccer. letic registration, opening cere- in past years, according to New volunteers could come and monies and awards and results in Gerald Rodriguez, education start coaching a new sport, addition to coaching. manager at the plaza. "Our classes are very full," 011at depending on how much time the Practices for each sport are one Sc volunteer can give, Rizzi said. or two days a week and last from said Gerald Rodriguez, "We're just overflowing with people." Golf; for instance was added to an hour to an hour and 30 minutes. Qi the Special Olympics only four After an eight-week period, the Salsa lessons are offered f started with athletes participate in a competi- every Wednesday at 6:30 and ter years-ago and was Ad nine people. Last year, golf alone tion for awards and prizes. 7:30 p.m. at the plaza. had 68 athletes competing. "Volunteers do not need to be The lessons are for couples At "What volunteers take away experts in the sport they are coach- and single people. The lessons from the experience is what keeps ing," Rizzi said. "There is a head are $60 for 10 sessions. them coming back," said Catherine coach at each site that's been Because Silicon Valley some- Bryant, of Special Olympics. around, through some extra train- times resembles a rat race, the BC "The one thing I hear over and ing and knows what's going on and Kohjiro Ktnno / Spartan Daily lessons are a good opportunity Si over is the attention they (volun- can take care of things." for couple to spend time togeth- art (Lett to Right) Lynelle Ente, Arman Ceniza and inside the Spartan Bookstore. The portraits were er, according to teers) get from the athletes." Head coaches are trained to Theresa o: camera Wednesday taken for free to promote Valentine's Day. Bryant said, "It's nice to feel that handle issues such as player dis- Tricia Bantolo pose for the Delgado, the arts and education CticMusk one person really can make a dif- putes, possible injuries and any coordinator. that may pop up "It's a commitment that they ference." other situation 9E According to its Web site, the with any sport. will spend an hour together," Santa Clara County Special "There should be more publicity said Delgado. CU Olympics program has more than about it because most people don't As of Tuesday, about 50 peo- for 1,000 athletes participating in know about it," Galang said. She then asked him to move scheduled to continue at 1:30 ple had bought tickets to the sports, and ne)irly 1.500 volunteers. Although he never volunteered and began saying, "Why are you p.m. today in Department 28 in event, according to Letitia 'The nice thing about Special to help with the Special Olympics. Trial doing this to me?" At that point the Hall of Justice in Santa Rodriguez. Tickets are available Oh at the box office of the Mexican WV. Olympics is that it's a short-term Galang said he would help, but he continued from pagel in the testimony, she was shak- Clara County, (-minima molt.- Rizzi said. never heard anything about where ing, wiping tears from her eyes. University Police Department Heritage Plaza for $15; they can 0 U also be purchased the night of CoI "Volunteer: can come back the volunteers could sign up. She testified they were in his During the cross-examina- detective Philip Kearney said to next year and coach the same "That's why they need a lot dorm room sitting on the bed, tion, defense attorney Dan this was the longest preliminary the event. Vs ! sport, or they can do other ones." more publicity," he said. question what hearing he had ever witnessed. The plaza is located in at arc drinking and kissing. Norman Barton called into da) For those who do not wish to More information about becom- left the room, she said. he saw as conflict between her Kearney is one of the investigat- 1700 Alum Rock Ave., Alum t ravel too Mr from schord, practices ing a volunteer, can be obtained They next thing she remem- testimony and reports filed with ing officers on the case. Rock and King Road in San Jose. ar Mr a swimming competition are from the Special Olympics at 408- bers was Norman on top of her, the San Jose State University The hearing started on Feb. 4 For additional information, or an OS scheduled to be held ui campus in 267-2734 or visit it's Web site at the 17-year-old said during testi- Police Department. and continued on Tuesday after- to order tickets, call Yesenia 928-5500. rem SI'X room 79 in March. www.sonc.org/sccso. mony. The cross-examination is noon. Ramirez at or I CH

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